MSC Reinforces Commitment to Crafting Commonsense Energy Policies Alongside State Leaders
CANONSBURG, Pa. – Today, Kathryn Klaber – president and executive director of the Marcellus Shale Coalition (MSC) – issued the [...]
MSC Statement on Proposed Shale Gas Moratorium on Pa.-Taxpayer Owned Land
CANONSBURG, Pa. – Marcellus Shale Coalition (MSC) executive director and president Kathryn Klaber issued this statement today on a proposed [...]
What They’re Saying: Job-Creating Marcellus Shale Gas is “Efficient, Clean and Abundant”
Economic impact of the Marcellus shale development ‘widespread’: “Like the railroad, many businesses, schools, banks and law firms in the [...]
Marcellus Shale jobs no myth
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Letter to the Editor "Where Are All the Marcellus Shale Jobs?" that ran April 9 characterizes as "rather [...]
Haynes Their Way
Investment Dollars Fly to Pelican State’s Haynesville Shale Thanks to La.’s Modernized Regulatory Framework, Straightforward Tax Policies It was a [...]
New company says it can safely handle Marcellus wastewater
A new company formed at Pittsburgh's Allegheny-Singer Research Institute believes it's found an environmentally safe way to treat millions of gallons of wastewater generated by drilling for natural gas in the Marcellus Shale formation.
MSC Statement on 40th Anniversary of First Earth Day Celebration
CANONSBURG, Pa. – Marcellus Shale Coalition (MSC) president and executive director Kathryn Klaber issued the following statement today in commemoration [...]
MSC Applauds Lycoming Co. Gas Task Force for Earning Governor’s Environmental Excellence Recognition
CANONSBURG, Pa. – Marcellus Shale Coalition (MSC) president and executive director Kathryn Klaber issued the following statement today applauding the [...]
200 turn out for Marcellus Shale forum
With the recession ravaging the nation’s economy, Kathryn Klaber has had a close-up seat for a boom of sorts.
Symposium covers wide range of issues
Bucknell University's Institute for Public Policy's symposium on the Marcellus Shale provided a forum for scientists, industry representatives, economic development specialists and government regulators to get together to discuss the wide ranging impacts natural gas development in the shale region can have on Pennsylvania.
